can i Lie in bed and read when the iPad upside down, which means that the face of the iPad to bed, and it does not fall
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Yes, I have used it that very purpose. The bungie cords (4) keep it well secured, even against gravity.
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Absolutely! That is what it is designed to do! From the Bookholder Company!!
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Yes, all different angles in either portrait or landscape. I bought this for my father in law and then got one myself and then my sister in law bought one, it's a really great accessory for comfortable use of an iPad or any tablet. I just saw your additional comments it won't prop your ipad diagonally - if I want to lie on my side in bed and read, I lock my ipad in portrait mode then prop the ipad on the stand on its long side - does that make sense?
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I have the iPad Air. The cover is pretty secure. I just held it upside-down and it stayed closed. As I move it around, it stays in position and opens only when I open it. The pictures in the description are accurate.
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No. An iPhone sits back in one direction. It cannot safely hold any device.
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N, the ipad is well locked into place. Additionally the outside of the case is textured so it is not slippery. There are three options for making the ipad stand up at different angles. Sometimes I find it slips out of the first one, but that is no big deal as it doesn't damage anything and you can use the other two anyway.
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The base is fine in the bed. Very heavy. If you move around it stays in place. I use it a lot of night watching movies. You can only have your iPad in one position due to the cord length. But it is the position you would want to watch a movie.
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I just rotate my ipad and put it on top of the keyboard with the back of the ipad on top of the keyboard. It isn't flat but it works for me..
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Yes. :) I put mine horizontally, so the recharging cable is to the side. I don't think it's as stable if you put the iPad vertically portrait style though. I have an exact same one for my iPhone, they sit next to each other on my desk. Works great for me.
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I would not think so. Its really not tall enough to comfortable read in bed while lying down in you have one of the newer, taller mattresses.
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You can position the iPad in either portrait or landscape positions. I actually prefer the landscape as it makes it easier to use.
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Yes, there is a ledge you can flip out on the table top that will hold the iPad (like a painting on an easel).
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If you are talking about the Ipad in a closed postion, the Ipad does not slip out of the case unless you have it in backwards/upsidedown. The magnetic closure system only works in one direction. As long as you always make sure you close it in the proper position with correct alignment you will not have a problem. In the open position I only have a problem when I use the IPad in a vertical position. It's never a problem for me in the horizontal position.
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As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If it is flat or angled back, it is very stable. As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If... » Read More As long as the keyboard is flat or angled back, the keyboard's magnetic slot will hold the Ipad mini securely. If you lean it forward ( towards you ) the Ipad Mini will just fall forward onto the keyboard. This has happened with my son a few times but now he understands to just keep it flat or angled backwards to hold it. The reason for this behavior is the slot is designed to provide more support in the common angle of the tablet while making it easy for ingress of the tablet into the slot. So if u are lying in bed and the keyboard is angled toward you, the tablet will fall toward you. If it is flat or angled back, it is very stable. « Show Less
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Yes. When the two are together it works like a book and the iPad can flip around 180 degrees and lay on the keyboard. When you no longer want to use the keyboard it can be removed (just turn Bluetooth off - switch is on the keyboard) and you're ready to go. Just remember when you do this the front of your iPad is no longer protected. It's still in the top case but the bottom (keyboard) has been removed. Hope this answers your question. :-)
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My 2 iPads do. One is in a large case, the other has no case. Both stay upright at the same time without issue.
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Hey Jeff, it depends on the angle of the screen. If you have it on the first notch, it will most likely fall over. I always used the second notch and I laid on the bed and used it frequently. It rarely fell over. If you push too hard on the iPad selecting things, it may fall over, but if you just are typing, it will work good. I like the case. I will say that the magnets hold much better than other designs.
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If the iPad is in vertical I would call that 90 degrees. It will go back an addition 20 degrees or so.